Compare 8 mental performance coaches in Calhan offering personalized instruction. Browse coach profiles to compare experience and find convenient training locations near you. With 18 lessons completed, lessons with our Calhan mental performance coaches can help improve skills, confidence, and consistency. Mental performance lessons in Calhan start at $40, and every coach is background-checked.
I work with athletes—especially in rodeo and wrestling—who want to push beyond their comfort zones and compete at an elite level. My job is… See full profile
I help athletes translate potential into consistent performance. With a background in organizational psychology and over a decade leading… See full profile
Hey there! I'm a Certified Mental Performance Consultant training athletes around the world from the middle school level to Olympic level. I… See full profile
As a former athlete, four-year dance team captain, and flag football team manager, I know firsthand the mental challenges athletes face. I… See full profile
Most athletes only work on their physical abilities to improve their performance, but they are missing a key element. Mental performance can… See full profile
As an elite NFL movement specialist, I combine my background as a former rhythmic and artistic gymnast—and 20 years of coaching elite… See full profile
Explore 8 vetted mental performance coaches in Calhan
1 review from parents and athletes, averaging 4.0 out of 5
18 lessons taught by mental performance coaches in this area
Coaches train at 8 parks, gyms and fields around Calhan
Coaches include 1 college athlete
Lessons start at $40, and most cost $40–$100 per session
“Damar was great! Solid skills and very encouraging. He pushes the athlete and doesn’t mess around. Would highly recommend.”
“Coach Dauphin is a really good coach keeps in fun and engaging. My son abously enjoy his 1 on 1 practices”
“I was looking for someone to help my son with mental performance as he moves in to higher level soccer. Ben was great. Excellence communication and scheduling, and he connected with my son quickly and gave concrete developmentally appropriate exercises for him to try.”
